With the arrival of summer, so comes those dreaded gnats, flies and mosquitoes. Don't worry, this year fight back with herbs from your garden and pantry. Simple solutions that have great impact on the bugs, but not on the environment.

Here is a list of herbs from A - Z that were used for their magical properties in ancient times, worlds of enchantment and even still today. Use your imagination as you read what herbs were used for love, money and success.

Tea is the second (water is the first) most consumed beverage in the world and has tremendous health benefits. Whatever your taste, from Black, Green, White or herbal tea, you can't go wrong by adding this to your daily routine.

If you have worshipped the sun a bit more than you should have, check out the herbs that can not only sooth your tender, burnt skin, but also aid in healing it too!

With all the talk about Basil, I thought it fitting to find some summer recipes to use this king of herbs. With over 30 varieties, this member of the mint family can be a great addition to our pantry. Having some family and friends over? Check out these great ideas!

St. John's Wort - nature's remedy for depression and your alternative to that little blue pill, prozac. Read why this might be a great herb for you!

While you are spring cleaning your home, now is the time to Spring Cleanse your body! Take time out to do something good for your health.

When thinking of new names for the baby, try out some of these herbal and spice names that have not only been around for centuries, but have wonderful meanings as well!

A new year, and for some New Year’s Resolutions to lose weight and eat healthy. Salads are tast especially when seasoned with herbs. Try the following herbs to give it some zip, some incredible flavour and most importantly, outstanding health benefits.

With every New Year comes a new resolution. Stop smoking, lose weight, etc. Herbs are a effective & natural way to kick the habit. Arm yourself with the right information, tools & products (herbs) to help you not only achieve your goals but to break through that ribbon at the end of the road.